Tangerine Quartz Cluster Lepidolite depending on the concentration of

depending on the concentration of microscopic inclusions within the crystal

which is only weakly magnetic

where hundreds of individual points catch and refract light from every angle

It gets its name because of its softness and “soapy” feel

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Tangerine Quartz Cluster Lepidolite depending on the concentration ofTangerine Quartz gets its vivid orange colour from a natural process when Hematite (an iron rich mineral) combines with water, it rusts and bonds to the surface of Clear Quartz, creating the stone's signature warm, tangerine hue. Most Tangerine Quartz is found in Minas Gerais, Brazil, making it a genuinely special find. This large 586g cluster is a striking display piece, with natural points radiating outward in every direction. Clusters are popular